Odisha-Mo Parivar

Peace, Happiness and a reason to smile! That's what Odisha-Mo Parivar provided to two persons - Ashok Mohanty from Jajpur and Kishore Behera from Bhubaneswar.

Odisha-Mo Parivar continues to stand with the people through thick and thin.

Story of Barsha Routray should inspire everyone who find an excuse to leave the accident victims stranded on the road.

22-year-old Baikuntha Sahoo, a resident of Jagatsinghpur, got a new lease of life, as Odisha-Mo Parivar came to his rescue when he met with an accident while on duty in Bengaluru.

The Help Desks set up by Odisha-Mo Parivar, currently operating at 12 hospitals in 9 districts, have proven to be a boon for people in distress to get support whenever they are in distress.

Bharati Singh along with other Odisha-Mo Parivar received the patient at the Bhubaneswar railway station and shifted him to AIIMS.

51-year-old K.Bhanumati met with an unfortunate accident on 11th February 2022, where she suffered severe injuries on both hands. Since both her hands were completely damaged, the doctor advised amputation.

A daily wage labourer Kumari Jena (52) became an example for others when her grieving family members donated her eyes after death so that others can see the world.

Rudra, who has been highly active in such philanthropic work, wasted no time and under the guidance of Convenor Arup Patnaik, made required arrangements.

The members who receive the mortal remains get emotional at times, but they know they had to do this so that the family members of the deceased don't face any hassles.